Tolentino
2023-05-20 21:54:31
- #1
I'm all for pure vibrant Ultramarine
Hanging house in the Southwest Palatinate - Our House Construction 2.0
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Marvinius
2023-05-20 23:06:36
- #2
This one, for example. The long red line is actually hardly to be overlooked. I must have had tomatoes on my eyes.
Hm, having the TV directly opposite the window is unfavorable because of reflections.
Ergonomically, it is better to place screens at a 90° angle to the window.
If you only use the TV with the shutters closed, of course it doesn't matter....
Marvinius
2023-05-20 23:10:00
- #3
There it is, the photovoltaic system. Visually, it hasn’t necessarily made the house more beautiful. But function takes precedence over appearance here. =)
We have the same layout on the back of the house as on the side. So all sides are covered except the north side.
The RKR sign doesn’t belong to us; I don’t know how it ended up on our property. =)
We need to decide on a plaster color soon. I have no idea yet.
What would you lean towards, something neutral/bright, or a bold color?
How much more would solar roof tiles have cost?
Marvinius
2023-05-20 23:12:23
- #4
My husband is currently suggesting that we hang a sign in the hallway: "Terms and Conditions upon entering the house: Praise the Sprossen or keep your mouth shut." ;)
For all Palatinate fans, we’ll also put a lounge chair in the hallway: A completely unobstructed view of 2m x 2.40m. =)
When I see this: Because of small children, definitely remember to secure the slope. It seems to go steeply downward behind the leveled area...
Marvinius
2023-05-20 23:18:42
- #5
This one, for example. The long, red line is actually hardly to be missed. I must have been blind.
Do your garden tools have more space than you do in living/dining?
Costruttrice
2023-05-20 23:41:10
- #6
The house stands and was built as the poster found good and likes it. I don't understand what benefit you get from speaking badly about things now.
By the way, in our first house we had the TV at a 90° angle to the window and still had to half-close the shutters during the day in summer to watch undisturbed.
By the way, in our first house we had the TV at a 90° angle to the window and still had to half-close the shutters during the day in summer to watch undisturbed.